TRAVEL GREEN, TRAVEL BETTER
I stood at the airport at Windhoek, Namibia. Standing in the long queue of the tiny airport to get our Visa stamps, we already realized what is to be expected from Namibia. Sand as far as the eye can reach. Wifi and internet detox. and the non-existence of time. Eco-friendly Namibia Namibia was the first…
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Cape Town – a city of excellent food, award wining wines, vivid streets, the most beautiful sunsets in the world and loveable people from different backgrounds and cultures. But Cape Town is also one of the destinations most affected by climate change. In 2018 the municipality couldn’t supply enough water to their residents due to…
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A plate with local cheese, Italian prosciutto, fig chutney and some home made bread accompanied by a bottle of an award winning South African Sauvignon Blanc. Prepared exclusively for us. Next to everlasting fields of grapes. We are in food heaven. The South African sun starts setting behind the table mountain in Cape Town,…
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“The only man I envy is the man who has not yet been to Africa – for he has so much to look forward to.” Richard Mullin 19.485 km2 of wilderness. Home to 3,000 crocodiles, over 5,000 giraffes, 150,000 impalas, almost 3,000 lions, 27,000 African buffalos, over 11,000 elephants and many other species including the endangered white and…
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Driving through the river bed of the dry Limpopo river marks the border between Botswana and South Africa. Driving along the thick bush, you immediately realize the beauty of this gem of Botswana, with its stunning rock formations and dreamy sceneries. And it is here, 5 minutes after passing the river, just on that turn,…
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“Nothing but breathing the air of Africa, and actually walking through it, can communicate the indescribable sensations.” William Burchell Why do you want to go there? Why don’t you go to the Okavango Delta or the Kalahari Desert? This was the feedback we received when we told friends that we’re planning a trip to Botswana.…
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I woke up with the roaring of a lion. It sounded like he was right in front of our room. I said to Luca that we have to see where he’s hiding . I wanted to see this lion that felt so close to us. We opened the balcony door, knowing that a fence protects…
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On our way towards our lodge after the afternoon game drive. It was pitch dark. The ranger’s flashlight was the only source of light. It was absolutely silent, apart from the sound of animals breaking branches in the bush. Remaining unseen for the human’s eye. It could be everything and anything, from a bush rabbit…
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